Theatre: Hamlet at the Dorfman Theatre from March 30 – April 9
Hamlet’s dad is dead. His uncle has taken over the kingdom and married Hamlet’s mum. The whole world feels like
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300-bed Travelodge in Greenwich Peninsular set for approval
By Lachlan Leeming, Local Democracy Reporter Plans to build a new 300-bed Travelodge are set to get the seal of
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Wandsworth Foodbank appeals for hand sanitizer in grip of coronavirus epidemic
By Sian Bayley, Local Democracy Reporter Wandsworth Foodbank has asked people to consider donating hand sanitiser to help people who
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“This is not a time to panic, but a time to prepare” MP calls for volunteers to help vulnerable through coronavirus crisis
By Tara O’Connor, Local Democracy Reporter A call for volunteers to help vulnerable people impacted by Covid-19 across Croydon has
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Northern Ireland Produce Showcase replaced with St Patrick’s Day celebrations at Borough Market
The Northern Ireland produce showcase at Borough Market, scheduled for Wednesday 18th – Saturday 21st March, has unfortunately been postponed by Food
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Lewisham council votes to sell-off land which offers retreats to deprived children
By Grainne Cuffe, Local Democracy Reporter Town hall chiefs voted to flog off three retreats which offer breaks to deprived
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Entertainment Listings: What’s On this week
Gallery Yoga + British Surrealism Stretch, strengthen and energise among the gallery’s beautiful collection of Old Master paintings, led by
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School of Muralism brings colour and creativity to the forgotten parts of Lewisham
A campaign has begun to raise funds to create the Lewisham School of Muralism. The school plans to be a
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Exhibition of photography: ‘Territorial Troubles Contested Realities in Northern Ireland’
A new exhibition of photography and multimedia highlighting how the violent legacy of the Troubles still overshadows contemporary life in
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The Southbank Centre celebrates Indian musician, composer and sitar maestro Ravi Shankar
A series of free displays, workshops and performances take place during Easter to celebrate the centenary of Indian musician, composer,
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What’s On: Battersea Arts Centre Homegrown Festival 2020
Battersea Arts Centre – Homegrown Festival An annual celebration of emerging talent from London’s next generation of artists will take
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Theatre Review: Not Quite Jerusalem By Christopher Walker
London’s smallest theatre packs some of the capital’s biggest theatrical punches. This is certainly true of the Finborough Theatre’s current
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Man in critical condition after collision in Bromley
Police are appealing for witnesses and any drivers who may have dashboard camera footage to make contact following a serious
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What’s On: Celebrate St Patrick’s Day at The Clapham Grand, Clapham Junction
Come 17th March, Clapham Junction, as a veritable hub of small independent restaurants and bars, will be pulling out all the stops
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Exceptional Greenwich businesses celebrated
Exceptional businesses in the borough were honoured at the third annual Best of Royal Greenwich Business Awards on Friday. Guest
Read MoreCroydon heart doctor who was sacked after raising concerns over safety receives £870k payout
By Rachael Burford, Local Democracy Reporter An NHS trust has been ordered to pay a leading heart doctor more than
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Leader of Greenwich Conservatives to step down next month
By Lachlan Leeming, Local Democracy Reporter The leader of Greenwich council Conservatives will step down from his position next month
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World Heart Beat Music Academy, Wandsworth awarded funding from ZEDRA
A music academy and charity has received funding to teach eight talented young musicians in a jazz programme. World Heart
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What’s On: New Order at the O2 Arena, Greenwich
One of Britain’s most successful bands is heading to Greenwich for a one night special show. New Order have announced
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